Sure. It's very important that capital funding and low-interest financing provided by the federal government go to housing models that have a specific commitment to long-term affordability. Those include co-ops, non-profit organizations, public entities and community land trusts. We need to be looking at affordability periods of 49 years at a minimum. People need housing for the long term, and we've invested much too much money in short-term affordability. It's a good deal for governments to do this as well, because of course the public money put into projects will produce longer-term public benefit. That funding is better used when invested in projects for which there are long-term affordability requirements and commitments.
Thank you.